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BRIEF-Bowman To Acquire Exeltech, Expanding Bridge Design And Transportation Engineering

Nov 4, 2024 11:49 AM

Oct 31 (Reuters) - Bowman Consulting Group Ltd ( BWMN ):

* BOWMAN TO ACQUIRE EXELTECH, EXPANDING BRIDGE DESIGN AND

TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING

* BOWMAN CONSULTING GROUP LTD ( BWMN ) - ACQUISITION FINANCED WITH

CASH,

NOTES, AND CONVERTIBLE NOTE AT $32.32 PER SHARE

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